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Jumbled boulders beneath an opalescent sunset. Jade-green waves. Screeching parrots. Banana ships entering the harbor while local fishermen prepare to go to out to sea. Strolling along the seafront park. Taking a nighttime dip in the sapphire Caribbean.
Could this tranquility actually belong to the second most important Atlantic coast port of Colombia? Santa Marta hides her treasures well to the casual visitor who has come for the larger gems of her region: Ciudad Perdida and Tayrona National Park.
In the building that was once Santa Marta’s customs (aduana) house is the Museo de Oro Tair...
Santa Marta has a growing number of museums, thanks in part to the Universidad del Magdalena. Whether ...
Quinta de San Pedro Alejandrino has been around for ages (since 1608) with the mission to cultivate su...
Nice bright hotel with a big pool, right next to a dark beach with a great reef. ...







Residencias El Titantic is the best option if you are traveling on a budget. This hotel is safe, clean and well-...







At Playa Koralia, less than an hour outside of Santa Marta, a poetic calmness is idealized; not counting the lou...







Restaurante Mi Pueblo is one of those neighborhood eateries crowded with folks at lunchtime and into the evening...







Like its sister location in Barraquilla, the Hare Krishna's Govinda restaurant location here in Santa Marta is a...







Named after writers and other figures of French culture, the crêpes at Crêpese Expresso Café Bar are hauté c...







Aviatur is the official handler of the national park administration’s installations inside Parque Nacional Nat...







Turcol is most known for taking people to the Tayrona city of Teyuna, commonly known as Ciudad Perdida or The Lo...







Atlantic Divers is one of the oldest scuba shops in Santa Marta. It has more than 25 years experience in taking ...







The voices of the ancients continue to speak through the t-shirts Vestigos creates. The company uses designs fro...







Biosierra is the storefront of Fundación Pro-Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, which works with communities in the ...







This alley connecting Carrera 2 and the beach is still popularly called Callejón de los Jipis (Hippie Alley),&n...







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